story: CHAPTER 28 
  
  The Fenian adventure furnished the distraction which Lothair required It broke that absorbing spell of sentiment which is the delicious but enervating privilege of the youthful heart; yet, when Lothair woke in the morning from his well-earned slumbers, the charm returned, and he fell at once into a reverie of Belmont, and a speculation when he might really pay his first visit there. Not to-day--that was clearly out of the question. They had separated only yesterday, and yet it seemed an age, and the adventure of another world. There are moods of feeling which defy alike time and space. 
  
  But on the morrow, Friday, he might venture to go. But, then, would to-morrow ever come? It seemed impossible. How were the intervening hours to pass? The world, however, was not so devoid of resources as himself, and had already appropriated his whole day. And, first, Monsignore Catesby came to breakfast with him, talking of every thing that was agreeable or interesting, but in reality bent on securing his presence at the impending ecclesiastical ceremony of high import, where his guardian was to officiate, and where the foundation was to be laid of the reconciliation of all churches in the bosom of the true one. Then, in the afternoon, Lothair had been long engaged to a match of pigeon-shooting, in which pastime Bertram excelled. It seemed there was to be a most exciting sweepstakes to-day, in which the flower of England were to compete; Lothair among them, and for the first time. 
questions: How long had they been apart?
questions: Did it seem like a lot longer?
questions: Who did he eat with?
questions: Which meal?
questions: What did they talk about?
questions: Did she have alternate intentions?
questions: Who was shooting pidgeons?
questions: Was Bertram good at that hobby?
questions: What was Lothair going to participate in?
questions: Was he experienced?
questions: Who else would be competing?
questions: Where did he consider visiting, some other time?
answers: Since yesterday
answers: They had separated only yesterday, and yet it seemed an age, 
answers: Yes
answers: They had separated only yesterday, and yet it seemed an age,
answers: Monsignore Catesby
answers: . And, first, Monsignore Catesby came to breakfast with him, 
answers: Breakfast
answers:  Monsignore Catesby came to breakfast with him
answers: Every thing that was agreeable or interesting
answers: And, first, Monsignore Catesby came to breakfast with him, talking of every thing that was agreeable or interesting,
answers: Yes
answers: in reality bent on securing his presence at the impending ecclesiastical ceremony of high import,
answers: Lothair
answers: Then, in the afternoon, Lothair had been long engaged to a match of pigeon-shooting
answers: Yes
answers: Lothair had been long engaged to a match of pigeon-shooting, in which pastime Bertram excelled
answers: A sweepstakes
answers: It seemed there was to be a most exciting sweepstakes to-day, in which the flower of England were to compete; Lothair among them, and for the first time.
answers: No
answers:  It seemed there was to be a most exciting sweepstakes to-day, in which the flower of England were to compete; Lothair among them, and for the first time.
answers: The flower of England
answers: It seemed there was to be a most exciting sweepstakes to-day, in which the flower of England were to compete; Lothair among them, and for the first time. 
answers: Belmont
answers:  he fell at once into a reverie of Belmont, and a speculation when he might really pay his first visit there